OK Robert,
I still have the impression I have exactly the same case as Dženan.
But if you prefer I'll open a new thread.
I'm using AdapterWidget in Qt and I'm running it single threaded as Dženan
does.
I'm replacing a node in the scene graph by a newly created one.
Here is my scene hierarchie:
osg::ref_ptr<osg::Switch> bigScene; // The whole scene
My textile:
osg::ref_ptr<osg::Switch> scene; // Textile fabric
attached to the whole scene by
bigScene->setNode(0, scene.get());
scene has many nodes representing one textile thread each, defines as
osg::ref_ptr<osg::Node> yarn;
attached to scene by
scene->setNode(yarnNumber, yarn.get());
I sayed I have to recalculate the geometry of the yarn nodes frewuently.
This is done by creating a NEW geometry and a NEW yarn node, the replacing the
old yarn node by the new one calling:
scene->setNode(yarnNumber, yarn.get());
So what I actually do is replacing an existing node by a new one.
When doing just that, my bigScene doesn't recognize the changed leafes.
But after calling
bigScene->setNode(position, scene.get());
again - with the same scene.get() as before - the changes were recognized
immediately.
I know my approach maybe incorrect but I'm also just at the beginning of my
work with osg.
- Werner -
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